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Driving a Taxi Cab
Whether you have your own car or drive for a taxi co, news and advice for the folks behind the wheel.
You get home from Thanksgiving break, and get in a car with a total stranger. You know nothing about him, but you tell him where you live. You get on the phone and let him hear the intricacies of your trip home, and all about the work you have to do once you reach campus.
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Over 400 cab drivers in the Bulgarian capital Sofia will protest next week if Lyubomir Hristo, head of the Automobile Administration Agency, is not released of duty immediately.
The intentions of the taxi drivers have been announced Friday by the chair of the Taxi Drivers Federation, Yane Yankov.
In his words, five big taxi companies in Sofia are operating illegal, with the permission of the head of the Executive Agency Automobile...
From novinite.com
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- Chongqing taxi drivers go on strike (chinacartimes.com)
The Bulgarian cab drivers request that the ceiling prices for their services are set by the local municipalities.
The information was reported by the Director of the “Automobile Administration” Agency, Lyubomir Hristov, who said the proposal is to be submitted to the cabinet and the Parliament.
Hristov said this measure will give the right to local administration to determine the maximum price for the taxi services in a particular region...
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jglsongs' Flickr It's already illegal for cab drivers to use cell phones while driving—even hands-free—but that law's even more scoffed at than the city's futile jaywalking prohibition! So now the Taxi and Limousine Commission is taking on the seemingly impossible task of separating hacks from their phones, by proposing heavy new punishments for gabby cabbies.
Current laws only ban talking on cellphones, but the new restrictions would...
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From gothamist.com
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Twenty cabdrivers from around the country, including seven from New York City, were honored in a ceremony Wednesday afternoon by the International Association of Transportation Regulators and the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission.
The Driver Recognition Ceremony was one of the culminating events of the association's 22nd annual conference, which took place at the Marriott Hotel in Brooklyn Heights. Matthew W. Daus, the current chairman of...
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By GENEA NOEL Freeport News Reportergenea@nasguard.com "If it ain't broke, don't fix it!"Those were the sentiments of Kenneth Woodside, president of the Grand Bahama Taxi Cab Union, after learning tha...
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